SEOUL, July 22 (UPI) -- North Korea plans to build another 5,000-ton destroyer by October 2026, state-run media reported Tuesday, following the launch of two warships earlier this year. Workers at ...

A new seaport suggests Pyongyang wants to accelerate deliveries of large Russian components, as military ties between the two ...

How North Korea Uses Ships to Evade Sanctions According to the US State Department, North Korea—officially called the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK)—is using the ocean in ...

North Korea fired 10 rockets into the Yellow Sea Thursday – just one day after South Korea held joint air drills with the US and Japan, in the latest sign of mounting tensions between the two… ...

A WSJ visual investigation of North Korea’s capsized warship exposes the military ties between Pyongyang and Moscow, while raising questions about the viability of Kim Jong Un's latest destroyers.

In freshly edited photos released by North Korean state media, Myong Sil and Kil Ho are absent. KCTV Kil Ho was blamed by the portly dictator and state media for the catastrophic failure to launch ...